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An athletic trainer is a professional interested in helping people of all ages to prevent and treat injuries. Their patients and clients include everyone from professional athletes to industrial workers. These specialized healthcare workers are not to be confused with fitness trainers or personal trainers. An athletic trainer is a recognized member of the healthcare industry by the American Medical Association. Work environment, job outlook, and education requirements are provided for anyone interested in continuing their education for entry into this career field.

A huge, ever-changing and technologically complex domain, healthcare management has witnessed over 30 percent growth during the period of 2001-2006 in the USA.

Two-year programs offered by junior and community colleges are quicker and less expensive than four-year programs. Contrary to popular belief, the path to advancement does not always travel through a bachelor or master's degree program. Two-year associate degrees are more convenient because most offer part-time, evening, weekend, and online classes. This convenience provides advantages for those who have full-time jobs, especially adults with families.